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    Quiana Icon Mr. Schwab MYP IB World History 05 May 2016 Middle leg vs. Final leg what greater impact on Enslaved Africans During the Transatlantic Slave Trade did the middle passage or the final leg have the most effect on Enslaved Africans? The Transatlantic slave also known as the Triangular trade, trade began around the 15th century, when the African and the Europeans started to cooperate together for profit, spices, and laborers. This came to play when the Portuguese started to explore to…

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    America’s religious culture. One historian, Ulrich Bonnell Phillips wrote one of the earliest collections of slave history and life, American Negro Slavery. This book, written in 1918, shaped the perception of what slavery was like for most who did not experience the institution, but…

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    involved a slave ship that had been taken over by its slaves with most of the crew killed. When the Africans arrived they were sent to court to see if they would be allowed to return home or if they would have to spend time in jail or be hung in theUnited States. It was Tappan who supplied these men and women with all they needed to win their first case. When they had their case appealed to the Supreme Court, Tappan was also there to enlist former President John Quincy Adams to fight on the…

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    inhabitants, as outlined through Patrick Brantlinger’s Essay The Dark Continent. Brantlinger discusses how “the myth of the Dark Continent developed during the transition from the British campaign against slave trade” (173). Africa was the victim of British imperialism, for years Africans where used as slaves. Once Britain abolished slavery in 1833, they felt it was their responsibility to watch over the Africans and civilize the plains of Africa, this of course is where the animosity and…

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    tobacco to Europe(2002,P.84). Slavery was practiced throughout the American colonies in the 17th and 18th centuries, and African-American slaves helped build the economic foundations of the new nation and provide a tough foundation for the independent of America which Jacob M. Price argued about ( 2002, P.79). Talking about the strong foundation that the slaves provided with, the economy base could not be neglected which support the British colonials to started a war with the British government…

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    the importation of slaves into the state, South Carolina relaxed regulations in 1802, permitting increasing numbers of slaves to imported for personal use”(Horton). This created issues in the South, but it’s not hurting them as they can see so they don 't care. South Carolina’s growing profits from slave labor were increasing and the planters were moving to increase their slaveholdings, replacing loses from Revolution. This is taking away from the constitutional revolution. “Slave traders made…

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    Wordsworth’s The Prelude uses images of violence in Book Nine and Ten to highlight his changing attitude toward the French Revolution. Liu’s argument on book nine’s Vaundercour and Julia episode relates it to the revolution by representing the revolution as ‘a doomed revolution against social and political institutions represented by his father’. I want to further Liu’s view through looking at Rowland’s view that this is a story of parental abuse and infanticide. Rowland points to the final…

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    The Blessings of Slavery, and what is to come… “The negro slaves of the South are the happiest, and in some sense, the freest people in the world” (Fitzhugh). George Fitzhugh argued that slavery was humane, true to biblical tradition, and a blessing, as seen in his excerpt from Cannibals All, or Slaves without Masters, titled “The Blessings of Slavery”. Fitzhugh’s family suffered some rough times, but through his struggles he was able to achieve great strides such being a small planter and…

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    in the time of slavery. My first historian is Jennifer Morgan she wrote the book “laboring women’. In the introduction of her book she talks about how African women were not only used to work the land, but to also to have children and create more slaves. She argues that European man justify African slavery of women because it was the right thing to do. Due to their supposed heighted sex drive. I think Morgan’s argument about how African Women were used is very interesting one. But we have to…

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    while other people associate him with imperialism, colonialism,and conquest. The reason for the hate towards Columbus is the fact that Columbus caused the death of millions of native people through disease and the fact that he initiated the Atlantic slave trade. However, other people argue that the sacrifices were worth bringing the two worlds together. When the two hemispheres first came into contact, there were many important effects that transpired, such as new foods in both hemispheres. For…

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